Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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MOXOMUMD

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Where the heck was the security staff?! Some of those patients should have been immediately escorted off the property, while some reported to local law enforcement to deal with.

Let me share an example of how challenging situations should be handled—because it can be done. In our emergency unit (which is very large, and always busy) at the hospital, all types of patients arrive. Sometimes, the staff deals with dangerous people—intoxicated, drugged out, and some mentally unstable; while some others arrive in handcuffs, with police or prison guards' escorts. Some patients are combative toward medical and administrative staff, yet we also have a highly trained, security staff (ex-military, some came from local police depts., and some are state troopers, who work there part-time). Security is always right there protecting the staff and that shows respect from the top management down. Bottom line: unacceptable behavior from patients is not, and will not, be tolerated and it is dealt with—immediately.
Just to add my two cents of what I experienced with my ex. (And not knowing what type of non-profit office Soarin' was working in, it could be along the same lines.) My ex, right before he was my ex, was pulled over for open container, his alcohol level was barely bad, and he became beligerant with the cop. At his court date, they mandated he had to go to AA and take anger management classes.

I tried to be supportive by going with him but was amazed at some of the antics of those who were sentenced to attend there. Especially those who showed up plastered. There wasn't any security and 99% of the people at those meetings were sent by law enforcement. I made it through three meetings with him and couldn't deal with it. I have respect for the staff because I couldn't work there.
 

Soarin' Over Pgh

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Just to add my two cents of what I experienced with my ex. (And not knowing what type of non-profit office Soarin' was working in, it could be along the same lines.) My ex, right before he was my ex, was pulled over for open container, his alcohol level was barely bad, and he became beligerant with the cop. At his court date, they mandated he had to go to AA and take anger management classes.

I tried to be supportive by going with him but was amazed at some of the antics of those who were sentenced to attend there. Especially those who showed up plastered. There wasn't any security and 99% of the people at those meetings were sent by law enforcement. I made it through three meetings with him and couldn't deal with it. I have respect for the staff because I couldn't work there.


The security guard walked by a total of one time during my two point five days there. And he didn't look into the office.

Those are certainly not jobs for everyone. Especially me. I guess I'm too sensitive or care too much. I dunno.

I'm really depressed today.
 

MOXOMUMD

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The security guard walked by a total of one time during my two point five days there. And he didn't look into the office.

Those are certainly not jobs for everyone. Especially me. I guess I'm too sensitive or care too much. I dunno.

I'm really depressed today.
1484125.jpgThis made me laugh. I hope you do too. :cat: I don't know about your area, but Giant Eagle is doing massive hiring here.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
if it works for you, why change?
I never understood why some people think its.. somehow a race to have the latest.
I'm not generally someone who has to be the first to upgrade to the newest and best. If I were, I would have pre-ordered for pick-up on the release date.

iPhone 6 (the Plus, especially) offer 3 huge benefits to me:
- bigger screen
- bigger keys (for my gigantor fingers)
- and an infinitely better camera.

Sold!
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Thumbs down from MinnieM123! :eek: That's a hideous dress. Get it out of there!! :banghead: Minnie only wears either a red or pink dress with polka dots. I'm calling my lawyer. Oh wait . . . it's 4:30 AM. His office isn't open yet; well, later then.
Listen, if you're up @4:30, so should your lawyer! What if you lost your mind and burned that hideous dress and got arrested?

You need a new lawyer. I've heard rumours that @StarWarsGirl95 might know a few.
 

StarWarsGirl

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In the Parks
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Listen, if you're up @4:30, so should your lawyer! What if you lost your mind and burned that hideous dress and got arrested?

You need a new lawyer. I've heard rumours that @StarWarsGirl95 might know a few.
The one I know is definitely not up at 4:30 in the morning. The earliest is 6, though sometimes not until 9. Note: This is when he rolls out of bed, not when he's in the office.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I absolutely agree and wanted to say something but didn't want to stir the pot but since you did, I'll comment. My best male friend is a native Aussie. "That's absolutely ridiculous." is the only comment he made while shaking his head. Then he went on to say, "The government is different, the currency is different, the culture is different, the mindset of the people is different, we don't even fly the same !$@#! flag." :eek::joyfull: Touchy subject.

But hey, Cubans speak Spanish so they should become a part of Mexico? ;)
Kinda like calling Canadians "the 51st state", I would think.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
The security guard walked by a total of one time during my two point five days there. And he didn't look into the office.

Those are certainly not jobs for everyone. Especially me. I guess I'm too sensitive or care too much. I dunno.

I'm really depressed today.
Sending sunshine your way.

(If I could upload pics, I'd post something cute and uplifting ....)
 

trr1

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Listen, if you're up @4:30, so should your lawyer! What if you lost your mind and burned that hideous dress and got arrested?

You need a new lawyer. I've heard rumours that @StarWarsGirl95 might know a few.
are you saying this is her mantra ?
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Cesar R M

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I'm not generally someone who has to be the first to upgrade to the newest and best. If I were, I would have pre-ordered for pick-up on the release date.

iPhone 6 (the Plus, especially) offer 3 huge benefits to me:
- bigger screen
- bigger keys (for my gigantor fingers)
- and an infinitely better camera.

Sold!
Question, why you didn't try the Galaxy Note? too big?
 

Cesar R M

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Not a techie. Couldn't operate a Blackberry to save my life.

I'd had an iPad 2 for 3 1/2 years, so when it was time to upgrade my do-nothing LG Banter to a Smart phone (2 years ago for my WDW trip), I stuck with the operating system I knew.
but the note as nothing to do with a blackberry, its standard Android.


*edit* aaah, you mean you got used to IOS.
 

StarWarsGirl

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In the Parks
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Question, why you didn't try the Galaxy Note? too big?
Generally people who like Apple products prefer to stick with Apple products; conversely people who like Androids tend to stick with Android. Kind of like how people generally like either Macs or PCs. I'm probably one of the rare few who goes between iOS and Android. Though I hate Macs and refuse to use them
 
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